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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.

ST LOUIS. march 70
FLoUR-Steady and firm: XXX, s..Ooll2.g -;
Xxx. S2.2Jll2 35: family. t3.15fl3.25; choice U.s.
@365; fancy. S3.1J63.S5; extra fancy $500
400; patents. g. 25Gt4.51.
WHEAT-Weak; No. 2 red. cash, iSlIG1S31c;
May. 9SssG7Sa4c: June, 7si9Gb7S5.c; July, $3.50
5SI5sc: august, T7as@773sc.
CoKN-WeaK and slow; No. mixed cash, 3iii
G1S5lac; March, 3i1ac May. :51:c; July. S11sG
27l4c
oATs-Dull; cash, .17s@2Sc; Nay, 2SIzc.
RYE-Scarce and wanted. at 54c.
BARLEY-Dun; strictly prime Minnesota, Sc
PRoDUCE-Buttcr, steady and firm; choice
to fancy creamery, .5lt3Oc; do. dairy. 15G- &c.
Eggs lower al 11lRc.
PROvISIoNS-Porl1 steady; mess, new, ST. 20;
Old, $3.50 Lard steady ut s. ID. Bulk meats.
loose lots long clear, S7.90; short ribs. 500;
short clear, $50. Boxed lots shoulders,
500; long clear, z1.13: short ribs S.S7is: short
Gear - l2l.@S25. Bacon, shoulders, $50; long
clear 1880 S37I.; short ribs. $3.50 $50; short
clear SSGJi .g!S15. Hams, firm 1T SlIjJlll4.UI
WHISKY Steady at 81. -
CATTLE-Steady: choice heavy native steers,
siSGll5.@5; shipping 81 0IG475; butchers
steers. s. 105o4.41
HOGS-Active and firm; choice heavy and
butchers selections. S57Og5.S0; packing, S5.5J
@5G5: York ers -. 30G5j40.
SHEEP-Firm and active; common to fair.
sa6O03.7J; medium TO prime. s. $4,000.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

Ak unsteady man, like an unsteady light
is apt to go out nlghts.-BurLi,tgtoa Fire.
Press
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

A DISTANT relation-a story told over {
telephone wire.-LoUeH Citizen
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

'sWHY do you wait to be married~ asks
ajournal You will have to ask the girl
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

THE woman who wears shoes that ART
ga mile too big'' for her generally ha.
cornS.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

SOMETHING peculiar about match. No
matter how you drop it it always lights on
it's head-if it lights at alL-CLeveLdHd San.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

The body Of q fish. is q great puzzle, be
IezGs Stfsiaga
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

RELIEF is immediate, and a cure sure.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. 80 cents.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31

CHICAGO. March 70.
FLOUR-Cnchanged; winter patents, $3.50
40; southern winter wheat -four s. 15lL4.0J
soft spring wheat patents, Sic0G4.@5.
WhEAr-No. 2spring. ;oGT!ac; No. spring.
73c; No. red, 7SSL1S@sc.
CORN-No. =, J4lsGI37c.
OATS-No. =, 24.t2i1sc.
RYE-No. ,. 5i.c.
BARLEY-No. =. 51GlJ0ISc
PRoDUCE-Butter easier; good TO choice
creamery, 2iQ3J1sc; good 10 choice dairy, s2n
g%7c. Eggs, 10nGl1c for fresh.
PROviSIoSS-Pork. mess. ssUO0Ie20.35 Lard,
S-2I13. Short rib sides, loose, Si.S21i. Boxed
meats. dry salt shoulders sG.Uo<l6.25; short
clear sides. SS3JfS -.
Observation-Disclosures finished goods, sl.1a
CAITLE-Slow and lower; common to good
shipping, $50 10 l.5N pounds, sS.90G540; stock
ers and feeders s3.0l(I4.4O
HoGS-Slow and steady; rough and mixed,
So laGi ~: packing and shipping. S5GOd5.95.
CSHEEP-Weaker; common 10 good natives,
5000 81; western grades, S315946O; lambs,
s45OQo.25.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-31
Hoods SarSaparilIa
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists. u; SIX for 81 Prepared BY
C. l. HOOD { Co Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
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Kansas CITY. March IS


FLoUR-DuII; Xxx. sc; xxx. s1.O0g 10;
family, G.151l.s5; choice, S.5oGI4g; fancy,
q .50Gl-55; extra fancy. sl.eoGLG5; patent
sl.alQs200; rye. 81 .3OGI.50
WHEAT-Nom;nal; No. red winter, cash,
Gle bid; March and April, &c bid; No. 2 soft
winter, May, sSc bid 7S1Sc asked No. 9 red
winter. cash. 6sl.c bid, 5lc asked; March. 6ss.c
bid; April, 7oc bid, &c asked; May, &c bid,
e2ytc asked
CoRN-Steady; No. scssh. 81 &c bid, &c asked
March, 31&c asked; April sc eslzed; May,
SsSc; June, sc bid 3slzc asked. No. white,
May, SSSc bid SAC asked.
OATs-No. :, March. &c asked; May, &c bid.
sc asked
RYE-No bids nor offerings.
PRoDUCE-Butter, in good demand; creamery
fancy, ssc; good. sc; fine dairy, &C: store
packed. choice. 15G1Sc; roll, choice, ITGaOc.
Eggs. weaker at 10c.
PRovIstoNs-Hams. lee; breakfast bacon
Zoe: dried beef, lie; mess pork, $500: tierce
lard zoo: clear nib sides. smoked 6. 20: long
clear, $3.50; shoulders, 1915; short clear. $500
CATTLE-Lower; COWS. s2.501s 10; butchers,
s4.l0a4s5: shippers, A25l54.45.
SHEEP-Firm; fair muttons sold st s3a51
40.
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NEW YORK. March &c

NEW YORK March &c
FLoUR-WealS: superfne western ana state
se70QcS-3O: common to good extra western
and state, s5.10g3.GO; good 10 choice western
and state, SS.Got5.10; common to choice extra
St. Louis s3-2Jd5.2J.
WHEAT-Shade lower; ungraded red $50
s3i4c; No. red. S9lsc; No. 2 red, tOa4Gl9Ic;
March, 9O15c; April O14c; May, 91lylL4c;
June, 30 5-l6gs0 11-i6c: July, S95.9S95c
CoRN-Steady; ungraded. 4sI4u5Oc; No. 9, As
Q4Slsc; March. 4Sc; April 4S14c; May, 4S7sG
4SI.c: June, lS9sG-4slzc; July, ~ I-l6 g4gIsc.
oATs-Steady and quiet; mixed western IS
@37c: do white, IS It42c.
RYE-No market
BARI.EY-No market
PRoDUCE-Butter. dull aud steady; western
new 1890; old do. Slslac. Elgin creamery,
3aISSc. Eggs firm; western, 14t.6144c
PRovISIoNS-Pork. quiet; mess. I5.25Gl15. -
for old; new, $3.50. Cut meats, dull; mid
dies quiet; long clear, re; picked hams II 4
0l2c; picked bellies 71.c; picked shoulders,
&C; smoked do, firm: smoked hams. 1jIk1
lie. Lard. shade lower; western steam spot
S7.52h city steam, $3.50.
CATTLE-Weak and dull; common to choice
steers, A.50a570; common 10 prime, IS. SOGy5 50
bulls and dry COWS. S.SoG425-
SHEEP-Steady; ordinary to prime, s5C0
G5.S5; yearling lambs, s500SI6.90.
HoGs-Nominal; s50oG6.Oo.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
Boomers co slow.

Take the advice Of one who has been
through the grist Of three boCms, pre-
ViOus 10 BelOit, and feels capable of
giving q little good advice: You have
now worked Yigilantly and CALAMITY to
bring about q healthy, vigorous, glOri-
Ous boom The fame OF it is spread
ing everywhere, and the influx Of stran-
gers with capital has Just commenced.
Be particularly cautious now how they
are received. Do not measure your
front feet and acres by the supposed
length of their purses. Do not under
take to pluck them because they are
''tenderfeet''. Put your prices at a
fair average and let 90 your hold. 1t
Is population, wealth and enterprise
that we are now reaching for, Wei
come them with kindness,
Remember that in all her history
this is absolutely the first and only real
estate boom that ever struck BelOit
Trim your sails to the breeze and glide
along securely, serenely, and don't get
dizzy Keep her steady in the eye of
the gale, so that when the squal act
uaily sets IN we may be prepared for it.
for this is but the beginning. Beloit
Gazette.
That is good advice and is applicable
to PhilliPsburg and all other western
towns that are having a boom. Let US
encourage people to locate here, and to
do that we must sell them property at
reasonable prices.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

Remember the Memorial Services next Monday,
4Iay2st We published the program last week
The new Presbyterian Church is to cost about
$4,000, possibly little more than that amount.
The Musical society met at Miss Gussie Young's
last Tuesday evening. The next meeting viii be
held at Miss Jessie Hartman's
Attorney G. A. spauIding has been quite indis-
posed physically for several days; he has been
confined 10 his bed part Of the time.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Sewing Society
viii meet at the home Of Mrs. Ritner smith on
next Tuesday, May 31st, at two o'clock.
Quite a party Of Phillipsburg people had a basket
picnic Thursday at the residence Of John
HaLuenkrl-t.
Mr. W. II. Boughton has purchased four lots on
which the Howell Lumber yard is located. He
paid 81 200.
The HERALD rises TO enquire whether we are
goiog to have celebration oflthe Fourth Of July
in Phillipzburg- II we are then it is time the PEG
pie were talking it up.
The editor Of the Dispatch desires us 10 cor
rect an error which occurred in that paper-not
noticed till after it was printed. The c. A
and others win assemble al one instead Of three
O'Clock al the Court House
The races on the Solomon Valley Fair Circuft
are as follows; AT Cawker City, June 2d and Sd /;
Osborne City, June 6th and 9th; Gaylord, June
18th and 10th; Kirwin, June 22d and 2sd; and Phil
lipsDurg, June 2Sth and s0th.
NJ Hail. Of the hrm Of Prentice & Hall has
just received a letter from friends in central
Iowa They report that they need rain badly
thege-very badly-and that il it does not come
soon The crops VIII be very Slim
A slick swindler appeared on our streets last
Tuesday-one of those confidence men who throws
dollars ont into this crowd for half dollars and i've
dollars for four dollars, &C. He got away with
$3.50 clear money 1t is passing strange that in
tni7 day OF newspapers and general enIghtment,
that any adult man can be found who is verdant
enough 70 be taken in and done FOR BY these tray
cling sWindlers, but he found good crop OF vic
tins in Phillipsburg. No sympathy for men who
ought 70 know better than to be victimized. but
boys ousht to be protected from being swIndied
} By these slick confidence men.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
Church Notes.

[For the PhlIpsburg HERALD
TExT:-..'WisdOm is the principle thing. There
fore get wisdOm--Proy. 4, e.
Gods wisdom is seen in his knowledge
A. OF the heart. Christ says: ''Ye are they
which justify yourselves before men: but God
knOweth your hearts. Be not deceived. God
cannot be Knocked. Ye cannot serve God and
Nammon. Luke 10. 10.
R. OF mans actions For his eyes are upon
the ways Of man. and he seeth all his goings -
Job -, p.
c. OF mans words. 'For there is not word
in my tongue, but 10. o Lord, thou llnowest it
/ altogether.''-Psa. 189, 4.
D. OF mans need. For your Father znOWeth
what things We have need of, before ye ask him. 90
Matt. 6, 8.
E. OF mans ways. But he Inoweth the way
that take when he hath tried me, 1 shall come
/ forth as gold. job %. 10.
H.
True wisdom teaches us:-
| A To give God our hearts. MY son, give me
thine heart, and let thine eyes observe my ways. "
Prov. %, 20.
! B. To control our actions. "WaIz worthy Of
| God, who hath called you unto his kingdom and
/ glory.-1 Thess. >. u.
/ c. To choose the right way. Jesus saith unto
him, 1 am the way, the truth, and the life no
man cometh unto the Father, but by ne John
IA, g.
| D. To choose wisely. Absalom in his foolish
ness wished himself Judge. Solomon, with all
his wisdom, trembles at the undertaking. and
realizing his own weakness. ask God for wisdom.
Solomon says: Il wisdom dwell with prud-
! ence." by me Kings reign, and princess decree
/. Justice Counsel is mine and sound wisdom;
I am understanding; Ihaye strength
st. Jerome said: Consciousness Of ignorance
is no small part Of knowledge"
Aristotle said: These things we learn to do,
by doing them; prayer, by prayingi love, by Ioy-
ing; fOrgiyness, by forgiving; God, by godliness,
which St. Paul calls knowledge according to-
/ or in porpoti0n t0-godliuess~
/ DR.. Adam Clark said: 9'After I found peace
I with God, learned more in one day than former
/ ly with equal application in a whole month.
/ Wisdom, Cannot be gotten FOR gold, neither
shall silver be weighed for the price thereof It
cannot be valued with the gold Of Ophir-and the
exchange Of it shall not be for jewels Of fine gold
Yet James says; Il Oh. 5v.l Ii any Of you
lack wisdom let him ask Of God that gfveth TO all
men literally, and upbraideth not, and it shall be
/ given him J. S. Hall.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
F. E. WINSHIP.
S. E. Cor. Public Square, m14-tf

Recently Mr.. Weed, the editor Of the
Long Island Inter-Ocean visited Phil
lipsburg. When he went home he
printed in his paper quite an extended
account of his trip. We copy a few
items of the article:
A flying trip to the county seat on
the 18th inst, was q continuous sur
prise all along the road upon either
side. The amount of grains corn IN
particular, that has been put out Is
wonderful to behold. The four or five
splendid crops Of the past without a
failure intervening, seem to have en-
couraged our farmer friends to the eN-
tent that they are, many Of thems
doubling and some TRIPPING their former
operations. Large fields of newly bro
ken sod may be seen on every hand
and many teams still at work turning
up the virgin soil to the cIVilizing IN
fuences Of the sun and rain. Listing
seems to be the faVOrite manner OF
planting corn this season. Crops OF
all kinds never looked better at this sea-
son Of the year, nor gave promise OF
better returns. Truly Phillips county
is getting to the front as an agrIcultur-
al county. Phillipsburg is in the midst
of lively railroad boom.
All seem confident that before the
winters frosts stop work, Phillipsburg
will be in railroad communication with
the outside world. The public school
building has been finished since our
last visit to the county capitol. 1t is a
large cOmmodiOus frame building
handlly arranged, very artistically
painted and presents a very fine ap-
pearance. Her citizens feel justly
proud of their school facilities. We
took a few minutes time to visit the
Herald office, and found Messrs Horns
and Dague busily engaged preparing
one of the best papers published in the
county. Mr.. Dague, lately of Iowa.
recently purchased an interest in the
Herald, and seems to be not only a
thorough newspaper man, but pleas
ant, sOciable gentleman on general
principles. The new power press late
ly placed into that Office is one OF the
latest and best invented, of the Prouty
pattern, and gives the Office quite a
metropolitan air.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

State Of Kansas, Case No 931
Phillips County IS.
In the District Court Of Phillips County:
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, Co-PartueFs
doing business under the name. style and firm
of Gilbert & Gay Plaintiffs,
VS.
Almond s. Finel, Mary A. Finel Asher 8Iellen
Matthew SHELTON, Laura SHELTON, Bridget Man
ming Thomas Manning, Frank ShafIer, Jennie
Shafier Wm. WoOlman. Jennie W0Olman, Fran
els NJ. FrOmal, Nola Froman and David i. Bart
lett, Defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given, that under and
by virtue Of the judgments rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named court
and of an order Of sale issued on said judgments
10 me directed and delivered, ] VIII on Wedne5-
day june 8th, 1885, between the hours OF one
and two O'Clock p m. of said day. at the front
door of the Court House in Rhillipsburg- ia the
County Of Phillips, state Of Kansas offer at Pub
lie sale and sell To the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described real estate, namely
The south half Of the north east quarter Of section
seven co and the west half Of the south west quar-
ter Of section eight 90 an in township two %
south Of range eighteen i5) west 9th =. ~. all in
the county Of Phillips state Of Kansas said
property has been levied upon and is 70 be sold as
the property of The above named Defendants.
Dated this 4th day OF Nay. A. u. 1851
C. II. McGU IRE. Sheriff OF Phillips Co.
G. a. spaulding 8 Cos Attorneys. may rot.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
SpauIdinO & Butcher. on IN

Spaulding & butcher, on the north
side Of the square, have just received
one Of the largest stocks of ladies and
gents gold watches ever brought TO
Philipsburg, also a splendid line Of
jewelry such as Ioeketss pins, rings, sc.
Don't buy till you see their goods and
get their prices.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

Last Sabbath evening after services,
and just as the congregation was leav-
ing the house the great chandelier fell
to the floor with a crash, completely
demOlishing it; luckily all the lights on
the chandelier but one were extfnguish-
ed before it fell, else a cOniagration
would have been inevitable; as it was a
cry of fire went up but was soon put
ont, The chandelier was a beautiful
one. The cause of the accident was
owing to turning it around in lighting
it, thereby the nut above was turned
off Long Island Leader.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
Pretty Women

All women look attractive when
their color and complexion is clear.
If your skin is sallOW, eyes dull, you
are bilious, secure a box of Williams
Australian Herb Pills, take as dir
ected, and the feeling of languor VIII
leave you, your eyes brighten, and
you are another woman. Try them
Price D cents. H. a. Harmon.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

Last Friday was quite a-lively day in
Phillipsburg among the lovers of the
game of base ball. The ssHair-pins'' of
West Cedar, this county, came up and
played the Phillipsburg nine and got
away with them pretty badly. The
score stood 8 to II in favor OF the
'Hair-pins." We could not get names
Of all the West Cedar boys, but the
Phillipsburg club consists of the follow
ing members: c. Finch, H. Finch, D.
Chiseldine, L, Nipps, H. D. Brothers,
d. f. Close, a. S. Zimmerman, A.
King and Charley Kirk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

Notice is hereby gwen that the board
Of county commissioners viii meet at
this office on Monday, June the 9th as
q board Of equalization and all persons
feeling aggrieVed will present their
claims at that time for adjustment.
S. j. HARTMAN, Co. Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

best; so scratch my name down in your
subscribers book and send along your
paper, and when 1 come to town 1 will
pay ye the $3.50. 1 want your paper
so 1 can see who are the live merchants
in the Burg besides gettin the news.
have always noticed that the merchant
who adVertises literally has a good
trade and gives his customers good
bargains. Well, one Of these days me
and the old man viii be in with butter,
and eggs, and vegetables, and sich-like,
and little money too, and we viii look
around and lite down on our future
tradin place, and when we do decide on
the place, I will make a little speech
every two or three weeks in the HER
AID telling the public where to 90 and
trade and where they will get a heap of
goods for a small bit Of money. 1 viii
do some tall talkin for the dealer who
pays the publishers Of the HERALD for
the space in which to report my speek-
ms.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
The Logan Freeman's Criticism.


Hon. II. a. YOnge, Receiver Of the KirWin
Land Office has decided that hereafter final proof
notices must be published in the official paper of
this county. Because Of this decision he is Sc
verely criticised by the Logan Freeman. The
Freeman is very severe on Congressman Turner
also, whom he charges with beingin a manner re-
spOnsible for M Yonge's appointment. This is
the last item to be put in type before the HERALD
goes to press, and we cannot make any extended
remarks on the Freeman's column article
but will comment next week. Suffice
70 say now that when the Freeman's blood
cOols, it will agree with us that it is not in good
taste TO call men names such as Ellis Almighty
Highness Ex-Rebel YOuge,r' E. Jumbo Turner Ex-
Waiver Of the Bloody Shirt Contemplate Ass,
the Ex-Rebcl YOnge," and similar appelations.
We believe Congressman Turner did favor the ap-
pointment Of Mr. Yonge but he had no appointing
power and presumably little influence with Dem
OCratic President He could not secure the aF-
pointment Of a Republican, 80 all he could do was
to express a preference between two democratic
candidates for the place. AS TO Mr.. YOnge having
been a rebel we do not know. President Grant
appointed Gen. Longstreet and other ex-rebels to
office; President Hayes appointed ex-rebel Gen.
Key TO a position in his Cabinet, and it is now
TOO late to argue any question by calling man an
The HERALD is pleased that it has been designat-
ed the paper in which the notices shall be pub
liEhed, but the views expressed above are our
honest views regardless Of our good fortune in
having the proof notices, given US.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28

There is a mad stone near Beloit, in
Mitchell county, IOwned by w. S. Cook,
whose postofice address is SaltVille,
and who lives ten miles south and four
and a quarter miles east of Beloit. Cut
this item out and keep it for reference.
downs Times.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
Lower than .ILowe" lJ.W.l

For either one %, two q. three 81,
four "a or (5l year loan at 8 per cent
No Commission. For a SeUen gear
Loan the interest viii be considerably
L0gger. No Commission, I mean bust
ness. ;. H. BRADLEY,
May I+tf KirWin, Kan.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-28
Watches and Je1UeLJy al
SP0ICLOJjR9 s. Butchers.

Go to Z. A. Page for oranges, Or
ange cider, and fruits Of ali kinds.
Mems suits only 81 att Rothsehilds,
flirWin, Kansas.
- Harmon keeps a full stock of first
LASS drugs.
Harmon can supply You with any
thing in the jewelry line, very cheap
4 Old exchange papers for sale at this
Office at the rate OF SOC per hundred If.
The Deering all Steel Binder is the
best. Sold by Prenhs & Hall. soft.
Remember that the meat market of
, Nipps q Klose is the place to buy your
meat. 26-tf
The ADAMS WIND MILLS are hand
led by Prentice & Hall. See them and
get the best. If.
The First National Bank has Just put
down an elegant new carpet in the Di-
rectOr's room.
When you want an abstract, try Alva
A. Pearson, and you will have it cor
rect. Office over the post office. If.
New rates, better terms and optional
payments on farm loans at j. w.
loves.
II you want to read your "Title
Clear have Mckay & Mccormick
make your abstracts.
A bald headed baby can buy cloth
ing as cheap as its bald headed grand
pa, at ROthschilds, Kirwin.
Can on VIM. Bissen for farm loans
/. ; Is prepared to do You good and serve
: all alike. If.
We rise to remark that the First Ma
tiOnal Bank isOn deck with new rates OF
interest.
C. A. SpauldIng & Co. have money
to loau on short time or chattle security
or good notes. 23-tf
New rates just received on farm
loans at the real estate and farm loar
Office Of Weeks Mcdonald & Putnam.
The Case Adjustable Harrow is The
thing for Listed corn Sold by Prem
tice & Hall. soft.
+. II. Evans wants to BUY 1000 head
of stock cattle for which he will pay tht
highest cash price, 23H
Once room to rent-dwelling house
for sale. Call at the Phillips County
Bank.
Try Shnson & Son when you want s
farm loan. They have rates that can
net be beat.
Money furnished on Homesteads anC
Presumption Proofs by
If WM. BIssELL.
G.. A. Spaulding & Co. are loanins
money on short time chattle security
or on good notes. 25-d
- There was q pretty heavy hail storm
in the north part Of the county last sun
day. No serious damage done.
At Bickford's general store there is
chance 10 secure goods at greatly re
8 dnced prices for the next two months
Married by Judge Cole, on Sun
day last, Mr.. Eldridge Lee to Mis-
Bertha Bruner-
Lehingwell's large stock Of clothins
il rapidly going and at extremely Low
prices.
Mckay & Mccormick will make you
abstracts on q moments notice an,
guarantee satisfaction.
Now Is the time 70 subscribe for tn
HERALD and send it six months or
year to your friend in the east. 1t /
only 40 cents for three months.
] nave $50 very choice Aierino sheer
which ] wish to sell, or / will trad
sh8m for land. Address,
THOMAS DAWSON,
a3-4tt Grow, Kans.
srnAYED From Il. G. Pillsbury,
black two year old mare colt, with on
and perhaps two white hind feet and
SPOT IN forehead. Information Of he
whereabouts, addressed to Z. n. Weed
Long Island, Kans., viii be suitably re
Harded. IL